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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Adolesc Health. 2018 Mar;62(3 Suppl):S51–S57. doi: 10.1016/j.jadohealth.2017.09.028

Table 1.

Comparisons between male freshmen who did versus did not perpetrate precollege SV

Characteristics Weighted estimates
Unweighted estimates
Sexual violence perpetration n = 214 (19.3%) No sexual violence perpetration n = 896 (80.7%) Sexual violence perpetration n = 214 (19.1%) No sexual violence perpetration n = 907 (80.9%)
Sociodemographics χ2 p χ2 p

Race/ethnicity, n (%) 2.41 .66 1.63 .803
 White 124 (57.9) 486 (54.2) 113 (19.8) 458 (80.2)
 African-American/black 53 (24.8) 231 (25.8) 44 (20.6) 176 (80.0)
 Asian or Pacific Islander 10 (4.7) 58 (6.5) 29 (16.0) 152 (84.0)
 Hispanic/Latino 13 (6.1) 71 (7.9) 14 (17.5) 66 (82.5)
 Other 14 (6.5) 51 (5.7) 14 (20.6) 54 (79.4)

χ2 p χ2 p

Campus activities, n (%)
 Varsity athlete 33 (15.4)a 77 (8.6) 9.05 .003 37 (28.9)a 91 (71.1) 9.01 .003
 Fraternity member 25 (11.7)a 62 (6.9) 5.42 .020 23 (26.4) 64 (73.6) 3.30 .070

t p t p

Age, mean (SD) 18.41 (.84) 18.35 (.82) −.975 .33 18.38 (.76) 18.32 (.74) −.96 .340
High school GPA, mean (SD)a 3.40 (.48) 3.43 (.48) .951 .34 3.41 (.52) 3.50 (.47) 2.47 .015
Religious service attendance, mean (SD) 23.38 (29.77) 22.72 (29.58) −.290 .77 23.66 (29.78) 22.59 (29.48) .47 .640

Covariates, mean (SD)a t p t p

Use of sexual media 2.67 (2.49) 1.85 (2.21) 4.68 <.001 2.77 (2.66) 1.82 (2.25) 5.34 <.001
Alcohol use 4.18 (7.00) 2.28 (4.93) 4.66 <.001 4.24 (6.94) 2.12 (4.76) 5.31 <.001
Drug use 1.21 (2.43) .32 (1.42) 7.04 <.001 1.13 (2.36) .29 (1.26) 7.21 <.001
Hypermasculinity 3.53 (.69) 3.14 (.74) 6.92 <.001 3.54 (.67) 3.10 (.72) 8.14 <.001
Rape myth acceptance 3.28 (1.10) 3.22 (1.06) .64 .520 3.25 (1.04) 3.14 (1.09) 1.43 .154
Peer support for SV 2.75 (1.42) 2.23 (1.16) 5.51 <.001 2.36 (1.38) 1.67 (.99) 8.39 <.001
Knowledge of effective consent for sex 4.87 (.96) 5.35 (.97) −6.51 <.001 4.86 (.96) 5.41 0(.96) −7.53 <.001
Negative outcome expectancies for rape 5.12 (1.25) 5.63 (1.14) −5.61 <.001 4.99 (1.21) 5.71 (1.13) −8.16 <.001
Peer social support 4.91 (1.51) 4.94 (1.49) −.31 .760 4.79 (1.53) 4.92 (1.46) −1.18 .237
Family functioning 4.45 (1.04) 4.91 (1.04) −5.90 <.001 4.46 (.98) 4.94 (1.06) −5.99 <.001
Family connectedness −.10 (.80) .05 (.79) −2.21 .020 −.15 (.87) .04 (.79) −3.11 .002

GPA = grade point average; SD = standard deviation; SV = sexual violence.

a

Adjusted standardized residual of ≥2.0 for these cells, indicating significantly more students observed than expected.